How do I analyze my first game?
Open the Analyze workspace, connect a Chess.com or Lichess account, then choose one of your recent games.
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Open the Analyze workspace, connect a Chess.com or Lichess account, then choose one of your recent games.
No. One account is enough. Chessplain supports both so you can keep the import workflow flexible if you play in more than one place.
Yes. You need at least one linked account before you can use the analysis workspace, and you can change connected accounts later from Settings.
It is the single most important coaching takeaway from the game, written to be memorable rather than overly technical.
Turning points are the moments where the evaluation or momentum meaningfully shifted. Each one is paired with a concrete explanation and an interactive board walkthrough.
Book Move means you are still in known opening theory. Missed Chance means you were better but let the clearest continuation slip. Great Move and Brilliant are reserved for rare positive moments, while Inaccuracy, Mistake, and Blunder scale from small slip to major error.
The free plan is designed to stay useful while leaving deeper narrative context, follow-up questions, and full history as Premium features.
Upgrades start from Pricing or Settings. Active subscriptions are managed through the Stripe billing portal linked from Settings.
Your games remain on file. On the free plan, analyses older than the free history window are hidden until you upgrade again.
Use the Danger Zone in Settings. Chessplain attempts to cancel active billing before the account is removed.